Works for me and for some others too, I don't know the problem. :/I get the same.
Looks like I will not be able to do the Health Bar. Wii U keeps crashing....
I'll try newest trainer version when I get home and let you know results for heart, I know older trainer for just changing values is working without issue. For my setup is newest tcpgecko+code handler, US wiiu with sigpatched sysnand via coldboothax and BOTW is installed to nand.Works for me and for some others too, I don't know the problem. :/
@Shinzuya: is it possible to save the latest used IP and build in a disconnect button ?
I also am having his Int32 error and I never set any values over 65535. Now I cant use the trainer again.I just had the Int32 error and it was because 1 of my values had been set to FFFFFFFF. Perhaps when you use the last one of something? Either way maybe check for this value and set it to 0 on load
At least wrap stuff in try catch blocks so you dont block the entire process. Try using Int32.TryParse
Didn't work for me. What I ended up doing was editing the slot my orbs were in and upgrading my hearts and stamina. However when I got to 28 hearts it won't let me upgrade them anymore. It won't let me upgrade stamina either. Is two stamina bars the max amount you can get?Full Immortal/unsterblich
4368E558 00000078 <--- all 30 heartcontainer
code:
00020000 4368E558
00000078 00000000
I dont understand. Didnt you say you weren't going to make a trainer because you wanted your first playthrough to be legit? I guess that didnt last long.That would be awesome right now XD
Im going to try and search for his health Bar and see if I can knock that down
I dont understand. Didnt you say you weren't going to make a trainer because you wanted your first playthrough to be legit? I guess that didnt last long.
Any codes for tokens?
I just had the Int32 error and it was because 1 of my values had been set to FFFFFFFF. Perhaps when you use the last one of something? Either way maybe check for this value and set it to 0 on load
At least wrap stuff in try catch blocks so you dont block the entire process. Try using Int32.TryParse
What you mean by tokens? Spirt Orbs?
How did you find that out, and did you manage to fix it? As I'm getting this error as well
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Yes, that. I call them tokens for short.
I just used Jgecko and checked the values in the memory address tab. The trainer isn't doing any error checks and so it's assuming the value is valid. If the source was shared I could fix it.
Yeah someone posted the original address earlier in the thread. Just visit that and check for FFFFFFFF nearby. 3F9 range I think
